If you're always multitasking and need something to help you write up long emails or leave quick comments, use Dictation. Dictation works in pretty much any app or service on your Mac, meaning you could write an essay in Microsoft Word or leave a comment on YouTube in Safari - with only your voice. Siri works great with native applications such as Mail and Messages, but if third-party apps don't have support, you're out of luck. The tool, known as Dictation, lets you use your voice to type pretty much anywhere on your computer - which Siri can't do. Conveniently, Mac has another voice feature that fills in some of the holes that Siri leaves behind. With just my voice, I can search through my hundreds of documents for a certain file or check for free disk space if I'm running out of storage, but the intelligent personal assistant does have its limitations. I use Siri on my Mac more than I do on my iPhone or any of my other Apple devices. Ms.Use this simple trick to more easily input text on your Mac. In the last years she has been teaching 'Java for Linguists,' 'Computational Linguistics Methods,' 'Machine Translation,' and 'Localization Tools and Technology.' She has also been supervising BA, MA, and PhD students. She completed her PhD in 2010 with the title “Idiom Treatment Experiments in Machine Translation” at the University of Saarland, Germany. The previous two years she was a post-doctoral researcher at the Localisation Research Centre in the Centre for Next Generation of Localization (CNGL) project. Her current research focuses on multimodality (speech-gesture) and dialogue systems with relation to assisted living environments. Dimitra Anastasiou has been working since October 2010 as a researcher in the departments of Languages and Literary Studies and Computer Science at the University of Bremen, Germany in the project Spatial Cognition. She has been attending courses, such as Introduction to Computational Linguistics, Word Sense Disambiguation, Statistical Methods in Corpus Linguistics, Highly lexicalized grammars and automatic analysis, and Translation Technology she is particularly interested in speech recognition and synthesis tools.ĭr. Her specialization is computational linguistics and her subsidiary subject economics. Laura Frädrich is a student of Language Sciences B.A.
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